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    Semi-Detailed Lesson Plan in Math 2 I. Objectives: Ii. Content Iii. Learning Resources

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    This lesson plan teaches students about pictographs. It will define pictographs, teach students how to read and create them. Students will first review parts of pictographs like titles, categories, symbols, and keys. They will then motivate learning by organizing fruit preference votes in a pictograph. The lesson will present how to introduce, interpret, and create pictographs using school supply data as examples. Students will practice making and interpreting pictographs and answering questions about the data. The lesson aims to teach students how pictographs can easily represent and compare information.

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    This lesson plan teaches students about pictographs. It will define pictographs, teach students how to read and create them. Students will first review parts of pictographs like titles, categories, symbols, and keys. They will then motivate learning by organizing fruit preference votes in a pictograph. The lesson will present how to introduce, interpret, and create pictographs using school supply data as examples. Students will practice making and interpreting pictographs and answering questions about the data. The lesson aims to teach students how pictographs can easily represent and compare information.

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    This lesson plan teaches students about pictographs. It will define pictographs, teach students how to read and create them. Students will first review parts of pictographs like titles, categories, symbols, and keys. They will then motivate learning by organizing fruit preference votes in a pictograph. The lesson will present how to introduce, interpret, and create pictographs using school supply data as examples. Students will practice making and interpreting pictographs and answering questions about the data. The lesson aims to teach students how pictographs can easily represent and compare information.

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    Semi-Detailed Lesson Plan in Math 2 I. Objectives: Ii. Content Iii. Learning Resources

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    This lesson plan teaches students about pictographs. It will define pictographs, teach students how to read and create them. Students will first review parts of pictographs like titles, categories, symbols, and keys. They will then motivate learning by organizing fruit preference votes in a pictograph. The lesson will present how to introduce, interpret, and create pictographs using school supply data as examples. Students will practice making and interpreting pictographs and answering questions about the data. The lesson aims to teach students how pictographs can easily represent and compare information.

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    SEMI-DETAILED LESSON PLAN IN MATH 2

    I. OBJECTIVES At the end of this lesson, the learners will be able to:

     define pictograph
     read and interpret pictographs
     create a pictograph

    II. CONTENT PICTOGRAPH ( 4th Quarter- Week 9)


    III. LEARNING RESOURCES
    A. References Creative Mathematics
    1. Learner’s Materials Pages Page 189-191
    2. Textbook pages Page 189-191
    B. Other Learning Resources pictures, chart
    IV. PROCEDURES
    A. Preliminary Activities
    1. Drill -Prayer
    -Health and Safety Protocols
    -Classroom Rules
    - Energizer
    2. Reviewing previous lesson ( show the slides of Part of Pictograph)
    Last time we talked about pictographs and it’s parts.
    So again, what are the parts of pictograph?

    Title: Tell what the graphs is all about.


    Categories: Tell specific type of data
    Symbols: Represent a certain amount of data.
    Very good :)
    Key: Tell the value of each symbol
    So now let’s move on, in our next topic.
    3. Motivation "What I Like”

    Teacher will show 4 different kinds of fruits.


    (mango, apple, banana, and orange)

    Teacher will ask students what fruit they like among the
    four choices.

    Teacher will organize the votes using pictograph.

    B. Developmental Activities
    1. Presenting the lessons Introduce pictograph.

    Pictograph: A picture graph or pictograph uses


    symbols to represented data. It helps you to easily
    compare information.

    In each pictograph there is a legend to easily interpret


    data.

    Teacher will ask questions to interpret the pictograph.

    1. What is the title of pictograph?


    2. What are the fruits in pictograph?
    3. Which fruit got the most votes?
    4. Which fruit has fewer vote?
    5. How many students voted for apple?
    6. How many students were surveyed?

    Another Example:
    “Organize Things”

    Teacher will show different objects on the table, such as


    notebooks, pencils, ball pen and books)

    Question:
    Can you identify how many notebooks, pencils, ball pen
    and books do I have here?

    Demonstrate how to classify, organized, and create


    pictograph that will help to interpret data easily.

    School Supplies Number of School Supplies

    notebook
    pencil

    ball pen

    books

    Legends: Each school supplies is = 1

    Explain the parts of pictograph/ picture graph

    Title: Tell what the graphs is all about.


    Categories: Tell specific type of data
    Key: Tell the value of each symbol
    Symbols: Represent a certain amount of data.

    Interpreting data:
    1. How many notebooks does Teacher Yel have?
    2. How many notebooks are there on the table?
    3. How many school supplies are there?
    4. What are the total number of school supplies
    altogether?

    2. Processing the Activity Interpret the graph below. Write your answer on your
    notebook.

    3. Summarizing the Lesson What is pictograph?


    Pictograph: A picture graph or pictograph uses
    symbols to represented data. It helps you to easily
    compare information.

    What are the parts of pictograph?


    Title, Categories, Key, Symbols

    How to make pictographs?/


    Classify, Organized the objects you want to interpret.
    Make a table and write the parts of pictographs
    Interpret the pictograph using the questions
    C. Evaluation Create pictograph and answer the questions below.

    REFLECTION When you find organizing many things difficult, when


    you dream to be an owner of school, shops, or when you
    want to know how much you earned this year you can
    use pictograph to represent your data and easily interpret
    and answer your queries.

    Prepared by:
    JOMIEL JOYCE P. SANGLAY

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